Chicago servant girl stays six months at one place
A Chicago servant girl lived with a household for six months before being discharged from the hospital.
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
15
A Chicago servant girl lived with a household for six months before being discharged from the hospital.
A concise maxim presents success as fulfilling duty with steady discipline. It frames achievement as the result of steadfast obligation and consistent effort rather than luck or chance.
Ninety nine reports of enemy owned property in Montana have been filed with the alien property custodian in Washington. The Montana council of defense is urged to locate further holdings and report them for sequestering. Conservation Week in Montana is postponed due to influenza and a broader food survey is planned for 1919. Embargo on wheat and forest products lifted allowing Montana shipments to Duluth, Minneapolis, and St Paul without permits. A special election to fill the Lewis and Clark county state senate seat is called for December 28 with nominating methods unsettled.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the premier remedy for kidney liver and bladder problems. It claims quick mild healing and broad relief from distressing ailments and invites readers to order a sample bottle for ten cents from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
A man stood before the judge charged with cruelty to his wife. He attempted a cheap compliment to seek clemency, claiming misunderstanding of the cruelty charge. The judge quipped about his wife’s appearance and imposed the limit.
Ad claims "Every woman's pride" with praise of white clothes and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue marketed through grocers. The copy emphasizes fabric whitening and household use, attributed to Ady.
In the Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt two citizens argue about heat units and furnace makes. Fach claims superiority while the other defends his own, setting the stage for ongoing hostilities. Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are advertised for cleansing digestion.
A Yonkers Statesman cartoon shows Mrs Flatbush asking to lay the carpet before golf. Mr Flatbush refuses, preferring his game first, fearing a thumb injury would spoil his play.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh. It argues local applications fail because they do not reach the disease, while the remedy works systemically through the blood. claimed ingredients are tonics and blood purifiers with testimonials offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo.
A French soldier laments the Bengleesh language as he reads a Bengali newspaper. He quips that phrases translate to odd rules about speed and money. The cartoonish exchange satirizes language barriers and miscomprehension between cultures.
Dandruff and itching remedy promises to restore dry and falling hair by rubbing Cuticura Ointment into the scalp and following with a Cuticura Soap wash. Free samples offered at Cuticura Dept X Boston. soaps and ointments sold at 25 or 50 cents by mail or druggists.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph item notes a boy bragging that his grandfather fought in the Civil War. His playmate retorts with a quick jab about a hickory leg and a sister with a cedar chest, turning bragging into sharp one liner.
A Kansas City Star dining scene shows a tense exchange as a customer demands service and a waitress replies with a sharp retort about beans and a glass pistol. The playful dialogue captures the city’s fast paced restaurant banter.
A reflection on happiness through inner wealth rather than material gain. The text emphasizes serenity, gratitude, and fulfillment as true riches beyond possessions.
An American aviator recounts how Lieutenant Avery stalked and defeated German ace Meinkopf in seconds during a Bowie battle. Meinkopf, regarded as Germanys top remaining flyer after Richtofen, abandoned tactics and opened fire, landing in fury after the loss.
Jinx reveals Closefist has money to burn while Winx notes the house is not empty. The exchange hints at tension over resources and access within the residence.
A dialogue questions a doctor’s insistence on surgery as an absolute necessity. The implied motive, suggesting financial gain, contrasts with patient trust.
A light exchange captures a playful moment as a couple jokes about engagement and acceptance with animal wordplay. The banter shows affectionate humor and public supports the pairing with a wink.
A reflective line notes that many rely on their ancestral reputation to pass through life, rather than proving themselves. It critiques reliance on lineage and hints at the value of personal merit beyond family name.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem capsules as a fast remedy for backache kidney and bladder disorders. It claims cleansing of kidneys and blood, relief from rheumatism and stone problems, and warns of cloudy urine. Buy from a druggist with refund if unsatisfied.
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